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Could somebody make me an 800 GBP PC gaming build? I don't require any peripherals, I also need an operating system.
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Are you looking to overclock? Is this a gaming build? Is there anything specific you'd like e.g. SSD a certain size, any particular CPU brand, Intel or AMD?

Edit: Should have read the word gaming in the thread *facepalm*
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IMMERSIVE wrote Are you looking to overclock? Is this a gaming build? Is there anything specific you'd like e.g. SSD a certain size, any particular CPU brand, Intel or AMD?

Edit: Should have read the word gaming in the thread *facepalm*


It's fine mate, everyone makes mistakes . I'm just looking for an upgrade-able, and preferably intel gaming PC.
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Ok, this one isn't overclokable, but it has an amazing graphics card, will probably max out most things, and a decent CPU to go along with
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This is what I'd be going with;
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Better motherboard and case, faster RAM, as well as a better GPU.
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Sanctorum wrote This is what I'd be going with;
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Better motherboard and case, faster RAM, as well as a better GPU.



What's the point in a Z97 mobo when he's not going to be overclocking?
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Sanctorum wrote This is what I'd be going with;
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Better motherboard and case, faster RAM, as well as a better GPU.



What's the point in a Z97 mobo when he's not going to be overclocking?
At that price, why not? Why get a motherboard that's not as good but more expensive? Also, the Z97 chipset will support the 5th gen Intel core CPU's so OP could easily upgrade to a 5th gen i5 or i7 and then overclock if wanted.
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Sanctorum wrote
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Sanctorum wrote This is what I'd be going with;
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Better motherboard and case, faster RAM, as well as a better GPU.



What's the point in a Z97 mobo when he's not going to be overclocking?
At that price, why not? Why get a motherboard that's not as good but more expensive? Also, the Z97 chipset will support the 5th gen Intel core CPU's so OP could easily upgrade to a 5th gen i5 or i7 and then overclock if wanted.


Ah ok, but wouldn't the H97 chipset also support the newer gen CPUs but not allow for overclocking.
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IMMERSIVE wrote
Sanctorum wrote
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Sanctorum wrote This is what I'd be going with;
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Better motherboard and case, faster RAM, as well as a better GPU.



What's the point in a Z97 mobo when he's not going to be overclocking?
At that price, why not? Why get a motherboard that's not as good but more expensive? Also, the Z97 chipset will support the 5th gen Intel core CPU's so OP could easily upgrade to a 5th gen i5 or i7 and then overclock if wanted.


Ah ok, but wouldn't the H97 chipset also support the newer gen CPUs but not allow for overclocking.
Yes. The motherboard you suggested was more expensive though. Also, it's better to have an overclock capable motherboard in case you ever do decide to OC. That way, you just need to change CPU and not CPU and mobo. It would save money later on, as well as the fact it saves him a little moiney right now as well. The Z97 also supports faster RAM, the H97 only supports RAM up to speeds of 1600MHz. The Z97 supports up to 3000MHz.
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